What is the center of the fire pit measure to cover the square hole and sit on small ledge?
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The center fire pit section is 20"x20" ledge edge to ledge edge. If you are thinking about a cover, I have purchased a powder-coated aluminum 22"x22" one from pittopper.com. for $99. There are also stainless steel ones available from other sites, but they typically cost about $225-$250.
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I'm having a little trouble understand what dimensions you need. The overall Dimensions of the Fire Pit Table is 38" Wide x 23 5/8" High x 38" Deep
1702965
It is 37 inches, A little smaller then my firepit, (46) I use it on, but I welded some pieces on either side.Hope that helps
532899
fire pit rim is about 2 feet above the ground. i can't say about the rest because mine crumbled into rusty flakes after just a couple of fires.
942595
I would think only about 2 inches max. We do like it for our outside fire pit!
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I use the "Veranda Elite 55-092-011501-00 Patio Round Fire Pit Cover, fits up to 44 inches " and leave the legs exposed. The spit supports have to be removed (no big deal) and something (usually a cardboard box) is placed in the bowl or on the grate to "tent" the material. My experience with this cover is that attaches securely and looks good though it's waterproofing is lacking (easly fixed with a can of silicon spray).Hope this helps
1270187
About the circumference of a dime. Perfect look for our fire pit. No sharp edges.
785662
Measuring at the center it looks to be about 5 inches deep. The sides slope down to the center but it is still a good size to burn even those artificial logs you can buy at the grocery store or places like Walmart or Lowe's. I hope this helps!
174551
Allowing for the legs mine measures 32" oval.Suggest the pit is measured at the narrowest point
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Hi my firepit is round and is about 36" across and 23" high with the domed screen on and the cover doesn't quite hit the ground.Hope that helps.
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Center a 10" hole 12" from wall.http://m.americanstandard-us.com/assets/documents/amstd/spec/SpecSheet_1504.pdf
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It is packed away for the winter, so I can't give you exact, but I remember being surprised at how big it was. I was expecting a much smaller fire pit. Guesstimate...2 1/2' diameter and prob. 2' feet high with lid on.
892453
Measuring only the structure itself (the faux stone part) my fire pit is 13 inches tall. The fire bowl sits almost flush with the top rim.
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There are two different sized screens on the fire pit. The screen material cover the sides is roughly 1/4" X 1/4" (maybe 3/16") and we've never had anything come through it. Honestly the screen material across the top is pretty tight, maybe 1/8" x 1/8", but we rarely, if ever, leave the top on. I would think if you're burning something like pine exclusively, or something kinda wet, it might. Honestly though we've never had the issue other than the occasional "pop".
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The box is likely 34" (or so) square (larger than the 32" diameter of the firebowl). All the legs and such are tuck inside and need to be attached (which is easy). It's a fairly light box as this is not made of very heavy metal.
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It is 34" square with 5.5"tile around the center grate & tile that you pull up (which is 22.5" square). The pit is between 6-7" deep depending on if you use the grate or pull it out. It is a nice fire pit. We used it this summer cooking marshmallows and weiners and just enjoying an evening fire.
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About 4 to 5" in the center, tapering to the corners. My fire table is flat in the center so I place a large tuperware bowl under the cover to help rainwater runoff.
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I think the instruction manual says not to cover but I covered mine since it's two inches long and sticks out like a sore thumb in the clear glass pit. It just makes it a little harder to light right off but doesn't affect the flame source when it's lit. I've had my pit for almost a year now and love it.